The Economics of Sharing Unclassified Cyber Threat Intelligence by Government Agencies and Departments

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"The Economics of Sharing Unclassified Cyber Threat Intelligence by Government Agencies and Departments"
written by Josiah Dykstra, Lawrence A. Gordon, Martin P. Loeb, Lei Zhou,
published by Journal of Information Security, Vol.13 No.3, 2022

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